Indians For Guns

Must be one really pisxed off officer lucky AK 47 wasnt on auto ..justice served from Dead dogs point of view..
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IPS officer booked for killing 2 stray dogs
Tribune News Service

Amritsar, April 1
An IPS officer killed two stray dogs which had killed his pet outside his house in Green Avenue here.

Civil Lines police station has booked India Reserve Battalion Commandant Tejinder Pal Singh, posted at Jalandhar, for killing the two stray dogs with the AK-47 rifle of his security guard Charanjit Singh.

His personal security officer Baaz Singh ASI was also injured in the incident as a bullet deflected and hit him.

http://www.tribuneindia.com/2009/20090402/punjab.htm#19

Killing stray dogs is illegal???

Well dont know about the dogs but shooting a person with AK 47 definitely is...
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raj wrote:Killing stray dogs is illegal???

Like it or hate it, but the answer is - YES!

There used to be people from the municipality, who would capture stray dogs and kill the via poison shot. But, after an amendment to the existing prevention of cruelty to animal laws to include stray dogs, i believe 4 to 5 years back, they stopped the killings. Now they capture the dogs, perform some sort of VASECTOMY and free them right back in to the streets.

Don't know how this controls the number rabies bites per year....

shadowphaxone wrote:...Don't know how this controls the number rabies bites per year....

The basic idea is to control breeding of stray dogs, so that they dont litter, which in turn reduces chances of rabies bites in future.
But the bigger problem these problem-solvers did not think of is this:
When they round up several dogs from across streets and areas, all of them are transported to an impound where the vasectomy is to be done. Sometimes, these dogs stay here for as long as 3 months, and quite a few of them die unable to take the procedure or due to fights with other dogs. The remaining dogs, would have by now adapted to what is known as 'Pack behavior', after staying together for so long. They are now a team, largely impotent but definitely a potent pack. And in pack behavior, dogs act different. They are more violent, more food-finding, etc.
The blokes make the mistake of releasing all these dogs in the same area, and unwillingly create a dangerous pack. This has led to several children being attacked and some even killed!

He did it right; if mine gets attacked (humans or animals alike), I'm going to chop down the one who dares.